Dr. Murai Éva szerk.: Parasitologia Hungarica 14. (Budapest, 1982)
Differential diagnosis . Anoplocephaloides pseudowimerosa sp. n. is related to A. Wimerosa (Moniez, 1880), A. floresbaroetae Rausch, 1976 and A. romerolagi Kamiya, Suzuki et Villa, 1979. The spinöse strobile tegument of A. pseudowimerosa sp.n. is like in A. floresbaroetae and A. romerolagi - parasites of Leporidae in South America. From both it differs in: 1) the dimension of the strobila 2) the form of the mature and gravid segments 3) the form of the uterus, never with the stage of transverse tube, but with the stage of transverse irregularly protuberant sack 4) the small number of testes 5) the hosts and geographical distribution. It differs principally from A. wimerosa, parasite of Leporidae in Europe, in: 1) the unusual spinose tegument of strobila 2) the dimensions of the strobila 3) the form of the mature and gravid segments 4) the total number of strobila segments. 2. Andrya cuniculi (Blanchard, 1891) Host: Oryctolagus cuniculus Localization: small intestine Locality: Granada Fig. 19. Andrya cuniculi (Blanchard, 1891) (mature segment) Description : Body length 100-160 mm body width about 4 mm. Scolex measuring 0.380-0.600, suckers 0.200-0.310. Mature segments mostly wider than high, some of them, like the gravid ones, tending to become quadrate. Testes 40-54 in number, situated on dorsal side of segments, filling most part of their aporal part and extending from aporal ventral excretory canal up to poral ventral excretory canal. Single testes tending to overlap ventral excretory canal. Ovary and vitelline gland situated posteriorly to testes, near middle of segments. Genital pores alternating in groups. Cirrus sac measuring 0.3200.400 x 0.130-0.160, mostly not reaching and sometimes only touching ventral excretory canal. Vagina situated posteriorly to the cirrus sac and passing to large seminal receptacle (0.400-0.500 x 0.1300,280) well preserved even in fully gravid segments. External and internal seminal vesicles present. Uterus in gravid segments overlapping ventral excretory canal on both sides. Eggs measuring 0.0500.060. The morphology and anatomy of A . cuniculi are shown in Figures 10-19.
